WHAP Madison Kent

1. Those born of Indian and European parents.
5. Colonists who were born in Spain or Portugal.
6. A type of government that in which the people make the decisions.
8. The movement of people to different places.
10. A prison that used to represent the abuse of monarchy and corrupt aristocracy.
14. These people were well aware of the ideas behind the American Revolution.
15. The loyalty to those of the same nationality and/or language.
16. To bring together.
17. The tribes the Maori people were broken into.

1. Those of African and either indigenous or European descent.
2. The study of theory that is usually centered around existence, nature, and reality.
3. Escaped slaves that joined the slave revolt.
4. the commitment to traditional values.
7. The belief that trade is profitable and beneficial.
9. To overthrow a power (usually a government)with the intent to reinvent a system.
11. A movement between the 17th and 18th century that promoted individualism.
12. 18th century french economist who believed agriculture was the source of all wealth.
13. The practical politics of reality.